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Dripping Springs.
Dec. 90, 1886

The supper Wednesday evening turned
out very well. The net proceeds we're S63.
Well done, for the hard times. All passed
of quiet. Every one had plenty to cat aud
was well satisfied.
Mr.. Banks takes the blue ribbon ON q
porker in this neighborhood. He killed
one this week that tipped the beam at 36S
lbs, net.
The election on the hog law passed of
quiet. Two-thirds majority against the hog
at this place; at iIenly 1t was tie vote
This is Christmas day. Everybody iive'
ly. Tho little boys popping hre'efaeEerH
aud the larger ones, such rs Messfs' Urn
ham, Chapman, Davis, Pounds and others.
shooting u target gun. All well pleased
with their amusement.
Prof. Horsley Inns been on the sick list
for some time. but we are glad to see him
up on the street again.
At this writing we are sorry to learn that
Miss Bum, our music teacher, IL quite sick.
Hope she will be up soon.
We are still needing rain very badly.
Mr.. Jas. IL Dickey aud wife, OF Kerrville,
are visiting his brother aud sister ANA daugh'
ter ut this place.
Mr.. Geo I. Price delivered IN Grafton
to large crowd at the school house Christ
mas evening; he was highly applauded by
all.
Mr.. Robert Fields, of Rancho, Gonzales
county, while here on visit to his sister,
Mrs. Perkins. was taken with pneumonia
and died. He was well liked by all who
knew him, and will be missed by his many
friends.
Il 4 ~, pfA Its
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Oregon Heard From..-The Poor Mans
Country.

TTh, following letter will interest not u
few Of our readers who are looking to the
(here) little-known state OF far OIL oregon
As will be seen. tho writer resided many
years since in this county. She some time
since sent her address and we sent her some
copies of the FnIR PREss- hence her letter
accompanied by years subscription. our
readers will Join with us in the hope to hear
from her again. En-. FREE PRRss'
TnE DALLEs, wAsco Co., oRE, Drc, ., SO.
ED. SAN MARcos Free PnEss;-I lived in
HAYS Co., the summer of go and fall OF tho
same year, was in Texas till &c lived III
miles from Lockhart, lived in Galveston and
Colorado county. like Texas IN many re-
spects, one in particular; was great sur
ferer from asthma aud was very much bet
ter when I left there. ] consider Oregon
the boss country to live in, healthy, hne
climate, the best water in the world; nights
are always cool; no insects here to trouble
you; our soil is productive, everything
grows In abundance; 80 bus, of wheat or
barley to the acre is nm average crop; oats
from 20 to 80 bus, with never u failure; in
short cereals grow to perfection, also vege-
tables, squashcs are just immense. Fruits
do fine here; apples, pears. prunes, peaches,
apricots, the finest ever saw (and l was
raised in Illinois). Corn does splendid here
Stock raising is the principal business OF
Eastern Oregon. Horses and cattle are
raised here in large numbers without feed
ing through the winters Raising sheep is
one of the largest industries of the country;
We ship largo quantities of wool from The
Dalles We do large numbering business
here ship lumber to all parts of the world.
We have coal mines. gold and silver mines.
giving employment TO hundreds OF men.
think Oregon the best country in the world
for n poor man to get start in. There is
plenty of vacant land yet (of course the best
is taken). The face of the country Is gem
orally rough being mountainous country
the valleys are rich and fertile, We are
civilized here; have fine churches, colleges
and school buildings. second to none OF the
states east of us. The world cannot turn
out better or smarter young men and women
than graduate at our pnblic schools and
colleges We have railroads through our
place, steamboat leaves and returns every
dry. We have two Salmon fisheries here,
there are great many fish packed here, also
ship them fresh to Chicago aud New York
If you find anything in this suitable for
your paper arrange and publish it, am not
in the habit of writing for newspapers MS
you will readily see. We all perused your
paper with interest to see how business aud
real estate in particular rated. My home
is in The Dnlles on the Columbi. river, lou
miles from Portland.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs HARRIET n. STEVENS,
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Kyle.

The union Christmas tree nt the Seminary
Friday night was well attended and en-
joyed by all. One the same night the In
dies Guild prepared an oyster supper for
the people of Kyle for the benefit of the
Methodist church. Also on the night of
Tuesday, the 2slh, under the auspices of
the same society concert was given at the
Seminary for the benefit Of the same church
in which some Of the performers displayed
considerable dramatic talent
Mr. b. q. Neighbors gave his Sunday
School class an entertainment on Monday
night at the Seminary boarding house aud
all had huge time.
At $50 Monday morning the cries Of FIRE.
the alarm Of the bell, aud reports of fire.
arms awoke the slumberng citizens Of our
little town and babe them hep to suppress
the flames which were rapidly consuming
the barn Of Mr. Park. The Zee was caused
by the overturning of a laut IN by a horse.
and the barn beng filed with hay and curn,
burned rapidly. BY well dire tel efforts Of
tine f-sInen the bOu-es adjoining were
saved
On Monday night At half past tn as Mr..
LALlAN - NEAAlaAlik AhuA9 rum tAN AAla-
g IT r-5carsal. her hor-s bsrane frigil;e3cd.
and. running asay. upset tie blggy, DE- =
giug her sOne distan~e before sie cou'd er-
IN ale nerself. She sustailcd several bal
bruises ai-Dui the head ard boiy. hat your
oore-p1udsnt Is happy TO say ttey are not
ssririus
Evia - uius-- feachars AID hn1riers are
= iatiu1 Chr.-tmss Thl harl-rs have
z 20. ho.. -. 9iiI- fle Piin-ipal j. IN tae
r. Fart q ths SIT. NIs Sar Nii l.
81 B. .s-lt1g iu Rrurd E1ck ar1 Miss
Darn u Hare iH.-n
Me- tF1Es Hu, baod. w B,u rfssies in
Pa Ton. b. Ire for tbe boiilsy-, md
c.E-sslDe-f-v ti.s Couuiy = t1rEsy scars g
tiz blaud s-ziis-
" =. gaa 81 AID l. ID Porter. 7. L.
4f17 r.s ere axe f-r Ch-is-nlss-
- - -r Ha Hflas-f -
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Coronai Notes.
ny ~ LAD"


Holiday is over. and by tho rule child
rem must go again to their school,"
All too quickly the week passed, but to soc
the scholars come tripping in Monday
morning. with Footsteps light, faces
bright" Oh, it was pretty sight" aud
not unwelcome for all our fun.
Allan King aud Willie Combs started to
school Monday.
Miss Cary Reauis il back again.
Mr.. James Killian also registered his
name as one of Coronai's students this
week.
We are glad to SEQ that most OF the boys
who went home for holidays are back again.
However. We mist from their accustomed
places the genial oountenances of Charles
Steele and Andrew Baxter.
Don't you wish you was an ancient god'
Prof. Spillman looks greatly refreshed
after his holiday.
We can't begin to mention oil the parties
we went to during holidays, so We won't
try, but Just say "Thank you" to every
body that gave us one. :,
"Some of YOU all swap bundles with me"
IL is much more difficult to draw mp
pianos than water. Ii you don't believe 1t,
try ii.
And now Eneas leaves port in winter
weather. Much fear IL felt by the Virgil
class, lest he will again endure the prlVa'
tons of a shipwreck.
A party OF Young ladies and gentlemen
'all went up to Ronsers'," that Is to say
DuPre, and had happy time" on New
Years day. :,
"Hail the conquerng hero comes,
sighed damsel the other night when Frank
Baxter threaded the needle. How wish
l were he"
Our debate the day school was out was
very interesting. Each one came on the
stage with thu firm resolve ITO conquer or
to die" :,
"Oh! listen to the ringing of the bells,
bells BELLS" Every teacher in the lhsti-
tute seems well supplied, and no lettering
on the way to classes is allowed!
The boys who wore crepe to the party
the other night have our heartfelt sympa-
thy We too h We "got left"
Christmas evening the streets of San
Marcos resounded with the yells and
whoops of Indians and cow boys, who ran
riot among the people and frightened timid
girls nearly out of their wits.
The class in Solid Geometry evidently
intend to do solid work.
Miss Blcnche Barber was absent from
school Tuesday.
Darby, drearily down, fal'eth the WIN
try rain," but it don't have mucn effect ON
our students. who all seem determined to
prove that they are neither sugar nor salt. "
The Seniors seem quite staggered at the
dreadful array of books to be conquered
before they receive their laurels and hear
their teachers say "well DONE
Instead of the usual lesson in Moral Phi
losophy Tuesday Prof. Spillman gave the
class an Interesting lecture.
Now schoolmates, THE year is gone; and
with it many glorious dream of happy
days" Let us enter upon the New Yeal
resolved to apply our hearts unto instruc
ton. and our ears to words of knowledge.
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about n week visiting relatives in different
parts Of the State.
Miss Annie Storts Is slowly convalescing
aud We hope she will soon be restored to
health.
Miss Fannie Glasscock, daughter OF Mr..
4. O. Glasscack. aud Mr.. Wallace Good.
oldest son of W. J. Good, both OF this
place, will be married on Tuesday, Jan. T.,
In Round Rock. and will return TO make
their homo on Mr.. Goods place. about .
miles from town.
Miss Pearl Cashell Is in the city.
Mat Wright was run over by tho trucks
the morning of the fre and severely hurt.
LAD.
Dec. 90, 1886.
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STILL IN THE LE.4D.

With only frSt-cJaSS farm
inc implements, such as the
Cdssaday ,SttLky PtO1O, the
Standard CttLtIUGtOr, the
Mention UdGOR, for I0Iilch
lam the sole agent, and i
CHALLENGE anybody to pro
duce q SulEcy pIoI0, cttLttDG-
torOr tcd6OR UIjch eiUe such
uniform satisfaction as the
nbOUe mentioned.
Besides the Deere PCOars,
I hare also the agency TOR
the HdiB1GR BJdcEtGRd
PLo1cs, 1CIiich after tIco sea-
sons trial, are pronounced
to beunsarpaSSOb'e ig btack
lguH guyg'be eg"'o IRE sol"
a. rear -t1f. aT....
p ~ssa.
.FaHs --
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San Marcos Real Estate for Sale.

4 desirable business house and lot on the
east SIDE of the public square. FirSt'rate
business location.
Also a choice corner lot in Cof6eld's. ad-
dition 20 Che town in the valley just below
the Chautauqua Hill, adjacent to the pro
posed city park Inquire at or address the
Far Pass, San Marcos. Texas.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

On Wednesday, Dec. 10th, from my
pasture, six miles south of San Marcos q
,dark-brown horse Il! hands high one hlnd-
foot white to ankle. some saddle marks
branded on left shoulder with shield WIN
a cross in the centre. suimhie reward
w i'll he paid for the return OF 'a'd horse or
any information by which might recover
him @. S. RY LANDER.
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The Right WAY 90 Put IL.

There are a good many waste words in
print. but the Philadelphia Evening News
pu,g Il in a brief way when IL says: Mr..
Chas. =. Tiel, Of this city. was 80 prOstrated
from throat trouble, folloving upon asthma,
that his physicians as last resort. ordered
him 20 New Orleans. He V-nt there but
the change did him no good. and he was
expected to die. Every day found him
growing wor.e, and at last he returned to
his family. HIS disease bafiied medical
kill. bnt ~ben he had given no all hope,
be tired a new discovery AMI from the first
doe found strength returning. TITS cough
AMI as.hma soon ifft him and after taxing
a few bottles. hi health Was completely r.
stored. He hps again eutered blsinsss.
The r-msiy which cured Was Red Star
Csash Cu-e It, purity and free'lrm from
rnorr.hia or opium anf other hs-Infli i1gre-
diets. hsvs hen PrOvsn ~ the siri-ies,
h-ru5rsf fesf
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Marriage Licenses.

To Dec. 31st, 1886:
Samuel Lewis and Ellen Sayles,
NJ. Z McGowen and Susan M. Franks,
Rem jackson and Rachel Bartlett,
Thomas Stein and Virginia Barnes,
Geo. Il Wayland and Anna j. Thompson
Alex. Pate and Mrs. Mary Rogers,
}. L. Borden and Georgia A. English.
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Try Old Reliabie

Who sells goods for uniform profit.
don't sell some goods at cost to buy you
trade. Irepresent goods as they are
give full weight and count.
NV motto is to live and let live.
S. +. MCALL1sTER.
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To Gardeners.

The owner OF perhnps the richest haf ac,e o. SUI
-, ~ oorncr.tion of San Marcos would like 10
80 4, 70 some one who would pu: good fence
around It and take pay in its use u IL very &C
oessible and convenient to the man line VI ""'e'
snnnlv Inouire at Res Pass Office.
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For Sale,

NV residence in San Marcos consisting OF
two large lots with improvements. The
whole will be sold together. or the lots sep
arately, to suit purchasers. Call on or al
dress l. u "oo,toN'
June lift Dan MareoS'
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LANDRETH'S
Fresh and Genuine"
Garden Seeds
at
RI Y.NOLDS g. DANIELS.
LOST.

On Sunday, Dec. 26th, 1886, between
San Marcos aud Kyle, one small cane baS >,
ket containing pair shoes no. I, l golu
braastpin one long white apron and three
pieces sheet music. The finder Will De M,
erally rewarded by returning them 10 DO"
Porter's saddle shop, San Marcos.
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(1aRt Weck's letter.l


According to promise send you n few
dots from our part of the moral vineyard.
Our farmers are needing rain, rs the lall
is too dry to SOW grain.
The school under the management OF
Prof +. G. Andrews is progressing finely
Quite an interest is taken in the ''debat-
ing club" which meets every "Wednesday
night. Prof. Andrews is President and j.
II. Williams Secretary.
The Farmers Alliance is on boom here,
with 80 members, and constantly adding
now ones to the roll
There is no whisky sold within IL miles
of this Office, cons quently we expect II
quiet Christmas.
Our community has been visited by the
grim monster Death, twice within two days
of this week Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Rogers
youngest child died Dec l6, at $50 p. m.
1t was beautiful little babe of two years
the idol of its parents hearts. The little
fellow struggled manfully for life, but nj
last he succumbed to the destroyer. The
heart-stricken parents have the sympathy
of the entire community, aud the assurance
that they can meet their jewel in a fairer
and brighter cline.
Dec. 10, 1886 "RoD."
1.-THE other death was noticed in our
Dripping Springs letter i'll FREE Press of
Dec. %. -ED.
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Our coal dealers played a sober joke
on our people in sending them apthra-
cite. We don't believe there is stove in
town adapted to its use. However, by us
ing considerable amount of wood to start
with, il can he mnde TO "go."
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M Millinery.

Mrs. Richardson is closing out the re-
majnder of her winter stock ut n great re-
duction in prices. Hats ami trimmings OF
ali kinds decidedly cheap.
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Two Copies for SO so.

Inasmuch rs many persons desire to send
copies abroad, and by way of encourage
ment 40 to do, we offer two copies oil the
FREE Pass at 50 50-cash in advance.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-01-06

Choice hams and breakfast bacon, a fresh
s,nnlv nj McALLIsrER's.
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See professional card of DIR. Miles in our
advertising columns.
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The Christmas holidays make people
twice glad-glad when they come and yet
gladder when they are over
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The Christmas trees at the churches on
Christmas eve night were success and
well attended.
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San Marcos drew nothing in the Confed'
crate Home drawing at Austin.
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There is lodge (or what do they call i'')
of the Knights of Labor in San Marcos
There is membership of So and they meet
every Friday night.
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See advertiseme, of books of f. NJ. Lup'
ton on our +th page.
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tta convention % tn Nsu Y0rk Sis.-
ra- Daa-ers' Asa1rlaiir1. ~ grog. q q.
STA. q rs-l- ~ SO Ffszsti sT-leai-rg b.
tie -rrf LezisIs.ur- O. Iflss = reU iau ID.
souiiIv tt.s s1l1 e e. % Study alte'
church haurs. Hos f8D3-st .hasz men 80
1r tt.f aaua-.d-- Tis s1u's - cur bars
are - - 1911 q s=rf- isr. in ftls eek
Cl--is-iaus uor tI'oE zen sir-Er
v So Wz--os Nv are allowed tie f1T
$500 --ft 90 7--f-r5. 5-T1 F--i-g err I
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NJ n w Man, "a a, on,hor,zaa man,
io' 'ho fhhI "A''
...i.,,, - ,,,s,,, Aha isaa
w" 'oa's'
bee proIesSiona e"'a VI IT. A'' :" y"
""'e''''"s N''
See advertiseme of books OF f. NJ Lnp
"Listen 10 the mocking bird" alias thu
.o;,,,, c,s,or ,,,ollv
''
-, -. =, .,s,;n
''"''
The Christmas trees at the churches on
Christmas eve night were success "no
The Christmas holidays make people
,,,;oo o,oa-o,od when thew come and We,
-. - ,hou ara over
>, .,,no .a.;5oro. ~ ,be brides
"A""'sO w 100 A.
parents. IN Sah Ms,coS' om , y, 1901 "''
Ed hiiiinger ana MISS h''ho h'''
We learn the bacneiors ,esa',"' ~, u" LIB
1880. 40 n and IL ~ be continued annually.
-
There is lodge Tor what 90 'hey call W.
of the knights OF Lapor III o"u N"i'o''
fpLara Ia A mn am hership of S5 md they meet
AhNaN ~ -
Did anyone remember the ihmates OF ou,
foor HOUSE ". G :a,. y" 80, annroved Inv
Christ on auy other day.
A. .,,,.o,, oorforen.e hold nj the Meth.
IL. .L,.ah u,,d,v over;,g Dea. 26. it
49,, A., A., oh,roh hs M LONGER
hall
There will be convention NJ Austn on
of this state. Col. Sledge Will represent
the Hays County Aiiiahce'
,. oot;r,, If the San Mar.
,os anJ Hoys G,untv Bible Society will
be at the Methodist church ON Sunday
night next Ut o''o'N'
Several Mexicans living IN camp were
horribly murdered and their ooa'es Par''"'''
burned few days since near staples otore'
1t is alleged that the bloody Work WAS "on'
by a white man and negroes.
off ot tbe residence of Mrs. L. G. Brown,
-, pu;,, ,;,ht doe Al t. was, as us.
80, ., Interesting occasion. DESPITE the Sc.
, ,,hor
-
The fire which was visible iro'n Town "un'
day before last was near lei'erS MILL
Srmed As the house was not regularly oc.
cunied. the fire is supposed to have origi
,o,od fro,,, o.mhlers
----.----
The lnuch ta!ked-of carnival maze i'S
appearance on the streets ohriStn''iS o"y'
and was the centre OF a'tfac'ion' oi"" my
an immense crowd Ut people. some VI
al, IL, ~ yy-nr
...o,
-.-
Mr.. l.. W. Mitchell has favored Us WIN
late copy of the Los Angeles Daily Herald
showing the continued wonderful progress
of the "city of the angels" we not'ceo
there were ~. sePara.. en..'on o ~ d,,,
u lanSieie VI iN''' @''N "
On Christmas eve day. as tho ladies were
trimming the Christian church christina
tree, the fue caught fire, lgnit'nG the rooi
L. l,,. hv tba nronpt an
"o' ~. ,.,-o., ~ w,.er III,
d. r. ,,,a,,a
'''''''O -
Since ogr last parties have been numer
1 Gus, hardly night having passed wit hou
one. Among those most largely attended
and enjoyed we notice one Mt Judge Fish
ar,s nm Monday night, Dec 81; one ut Mrs.
x,.,o,, ~, Christmas nioht: one at Hon. L.
i.'.oN' VIZ ,;a,, aud on,
IL. bfo"nh' Oh "eoh''o'.y N'e'
at Mr. Gid Johnson's on Ne" Year nihn'
A memorial service was held Mt the mem
odist church on Sunday night, by the Wo
,I,ss;onarv Sociatv to the memory O.
MISS Dora h"nhih ueee"'ou'
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Our youngest society ""took the lead
during holiday week,
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Listen to the mockins.bird," alias the
"Giddy Gusher," ,oedkly.
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MARRIFD.-At the residences of the brides
parents, in San Marcos, Jan. 8, 1887, Mr..
Ed. Killinger and Miss Lille Rau.
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We learn the Bachelors festival during
the holidays was very satisfactory to the par
ticipants, and is to be continued annually
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.


We are glad to say that the health of
this peighborhood is very good this week,
and merry Christmas is being enjoyed by
all.
The Christmas tree at Bluff Springs was
grand success. Prof II. w. Corbette
delivered nu address which was admired 10y
all present, He told in beautiful and pa
thetic style of the life and sufferings of Him
who was born on Christmas day.
The Farmers Alliance Mt Bethel Church
will give a Christmas dinner to-day (Satur-
day) A large attendance is expected.
The new church which WAS wrecked by
the storm in August last has been rebuilt.
Prof Armstrong is spending the holidays
with his'FiSter Mrs. j. W. McCiintock.
Dec 20, 1886. ROB.
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Furnish your kitchen with Patent Flour
Cabinet, it will fill long felt want;
L. s. MAcKIN.
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The family groups taken by oh"P pm, Va
are perfect and are greatly admired iho'
are mong the best we ever saw
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Beware of ScrvMa

Scrofula is probably moro general than any
other disease. It Is insldlous in character,
and manisests itself In running sores, pustular
cruptions, boils, swellings, enlarged Joints,
assesses, sore eyes, etc. Hoods sarsaparilla
expcls all trace of scrofula from the blood,
leaving 1t pure, enriched, and healthy.
az was severely afflicted with scrofula, and
over year had two running sores on my neck.
Took FIVE bottles Hoods Sarsaparilla, and am
cured" G. z. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
c. A. Arnold, Arnold, Me-, had scrofulous
sores for seven years, spring and fall. Hoods
Sarsaparlla cured him.
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Did anyone remember the inmates of our
Poor House on Christmas IL not. kind
remembrance Is Just as much approved by
Christ ON any other day.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-01-06

Mr.. @. W, Mann is an authorized agent
for the FREE Pass.
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Inst received a fresh supply of the justly
famed White Crane -four. Free delivery ~
any part of the city. Call Mt McALLlsFEh b.
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At a church conference held at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening, Dec. 20, 1t
was resolved that the church be no longer
used as lecture hall.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-01-06

Chapman is making beautiful scroll pho
tos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-01-06

Big line of best prints at cts.
DALEY e. Bro.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-01-06

Fresh oysters at CANDY FACTORY